Till Schmidt

Till Schmidt (born June 8, 1970 in Berlin ) is a German actor .

Life

Till Schmidt comes from a family of actors. He grew up in Halle, Senftenberg and Magdeburg. After graduating from high school and completing basic military service with the NVA, he studied journalism (minor: sport) at the University of Leipzig between 1991 and 1994 .

From 1994 to 1998 he studied at the Rostock University of Music and Theater , where he successfully completed his degree in acting.

Then his first engagement took him to the new theater Halle (1998–2005) under the direction of Peter Sodann . He then played at Theater Rudolstadt until 2008 , from where Artistic Director Axel Vornam took him to the Heilbronn Theater as a member of the ensemble . Since 2013 Till Schmidt has been back in Halle at the new theater in Halle under the direction of Matthias Brenner .

Till Schmidt also played as a guest at the Rostock Volkstheater and the Uckermärkische Bühnen Schwedt .

Filmography (selection)

• 1991: Youth without God
• 1996: time of silence
• 1997: Tanja - flee if you can!
• 2005: SOKO Leipzig - Gravedigger
• 2005: The Red Cockatoo
• 2018: We just played
• 2018: SOKO Leipzig - False Hope
• 2019: The wall between us
• 2019: Germany 89

Theater (selection)

• Monsieur Mathieu in "The Children of Monsieur Mathieu" (Direction: Lisett Ansorge)
• Thomas in "Der Tempelherr" (Director: Ingo Kerkhof)
• Oskar in "The Naming of Animals" (world premiere) (Director: Ronny Jakubaschk)
• Chandebise / Poche in "Flea in the Ear" (Direction: Philippe Besson )
• Porfirij Petrovich in " Guilt and Atonement " (Director: Matthias Brenner )
• Lieutenant Rotermund in " Bornholmer Straße " (Director: Jörg Steinberg )
• Otto Ulrichs in " Mephisto " (Direction: Henriette Hörnigk)
• Daniel Dareus in " Wie im Himmel " (Direction: Henriette Hörnigk)
• Pierre in " The First Name " (Director: Martina Eitner-Acheampong )
• Stan Laurel in " Laurel & Hardy " (Director: Elmar Thalmann)
• Mephisto in " Faust " (Direction: Alejandro Quintana )
• Elling in " Elling " (Director: Carl-Hermann Risse )
• Fiesco in " The Fiesco Conspiracy in Genoa " (Director: Axel Richter)
• The man in "The Golden Dragon" (Director: Johanna Schall )
• Daniel Dareus in " As in Heaven " (Direction: Alejandro Quintana )
• Hassenreuter in " Die Ratten " (director: Uta Koschel)
• Help in “Germania. Death in Berlin "(Director: Sascha Hawemann )
• Shrewsbury in " Maria Stuart " (Direction: Alejandro Quintana )
• Mackie Messer in " The Threepenny Opera " (Director: Elina Finkel)
• Marinelli in " Emilia Galotti " (Director: Wolf Bunge )
• Teacher in " Visiting the Old Lady " (Director: Hans-Jörg Utzerath )
• Peter Stockmann in " Ein Volksfeind " (Direction: Hilmar Eichhorn )
• Aigisthos in "Orestie" (Direction: Alejandro Quintana )
• Theseus / Oberon in " Midsummer Night's Dream " (Direction: Uta Koschel)
• Satin in "Nachtasyl" (Director: Hilmar Eichhorn )
• Eijlert Lövborg in " Hedda Gabler " (Director: Axel Vornam )
• King Ignaz in "Yvonne, the Burgundy Princess" (Director: Uta Koschel)
• Thomas Diafoirus in " The Imaginary Sick " (Direction: Sewan Latchinian )
• Eichmann in " Wannsee Conference " (director: Peter Sodann )
• Brackenburg in " Egmont " (Director: Peter Sodann )
• Saint Just in " Dantons Tod " (Director: Peter Sodann )
• Fredrik in "Das Kind" (Director: Thomas Neumann )
• Dr. Labude in " Fabian " (Director: Peter Sodann )
• Mortimer in " Maria Stuart " (Director: Peter Sodann )

Radio play (selection)

• 2000 "Die Päpstin" - author: Donna W. Cross - director: Walter Niklaus

Web links

• Till Schmidt in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Till Schmidt, homepage
• Till Schmidt, new theater hall

Individual evidence

1. ^ Germany 89 (AT). In: Crew United . Retrieved January 10, 2020 .